Viewing Your Sessions
- Click your profile avatar → Edit Profile
- Scroll to the Active sessions section
- You’ll see a list of all devices where you’re logged in
Session Information
Each session shows:| Information | Description |
|---|---|
| Device Type | Desktop, Mobile, or Tablet |
| Browser | Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc. |
| Operating System | Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, etc. |
| Location | City and country (approximate, based on IP) |
| IP Address | Your network address at time of login |
| Last Active | When the session was last used |
| Current Device | Badge indicating your current session |
Location is determined from your IP address and may not be exact. VPN users may see different locations.
Identifying Your Current Session
Your current session is clearly marked with a “This device” label. This helps you distinguish between the session you’re using now and other active sessions.Logging Out Other Devices
If you see a session you don’t recognize or want to log out from a device you’re no longer using:Log Out All Other Devices
- Click your profile avatar → Edit Profile
- Scroll to the Active sessions section
- Click the Logout other sessions button
- Enter your password to confirm
- All sessions except your current one will be ended
Why Password Is Required
You must enter your password to log out other devices. This security measure ensures that:- Only you can end your sessions
- Someone with temporary access to your account can’t lock you out
When to Review Sessions
Check your active sessions regularly, especially if:- You logged in on a public or shared computer
- You suspect unauthorized access to your account
- You’re receiving notifications from devices you don’t use
- You recently changed your password
- You lost a device that was logged in
Suspicious Sessions
Signs of Unauthorized Access
Watch for sessions that show:- Unfamiliar locations — Cities or countries you haven’t visited
- Unknown devices — Device types or browsers you don’t use
- Unusual timing — Activity when you know you weren’t online
What to Do
If you see a suspicious session:- Log out all other devices immediately
- Change your password right away
- Enable two-factor authentication if not already enabled
- Review recent account activity for unauthorized changes
Session Limits
BeatPass tracks up to 30 recent sessions. Older sessions are automatically removed from the list as new ones are added. Sessions expire after a period of inactivity. If a session hasn’t been used for a while, it may be automatically logged out for security.Common Questions
Why do I see multiple sessions from the same location?
Why do I see multiple sessions from the same location?
Each browser or device creates a separate session. If you use multiple browsers (Chrome and Safari, for example), each will appear as a separate session.
The location shown is wrong
The location shown is wrong
Location is approximate and based on your IP address. VPNs, corporate networks, and mobile carriers may show different locations than where you actually are.
A session disappeared from my list
A session disappeared from my list
Sessions are removed when you log out, when they expire due to inactivity, or when they’re older than the 30-session limit.
Can I log out a specific device instead of all?
Can I log out a specific device instead of all?
Currently, you can log out all other devices at once. Individual session logout may not be available.